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    immunization
    A bond portfolio strategy in which the return is protected against changes in interest rates. Typically the duration of the portfolio is used to determine the sensitivity of the bonds to changes in interest rates....
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    immunization
    Matching assets with liabilities of an equal return. Frequently involves duration hedging....
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    Immunization
    A process in which dead or weakened microorganisms are directed into the body, usually be means of an injection. Antibodies form against the microorganisms that have been adminstered and an immunity is developed. If the same microorganisms enter the body at a later time, they will be killed by the a...
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    immunization
    immunization: see immunity; vaccination.
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    immunization
    Type: Term Pronunciation: im′myū-ni-zā′shŭn Definitions: 1. Protection of susceptible patients from communicable diseases by administration of a living modified agent (yellow fever vaccine), a suspension of killed organisms (pertussis vaccine), a protein expressed in a het...
    Found op http://www.medilexicon.com/medicaldictionary.php?t=43675
    
    
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    immunization
    Process of conferring immunity to infectious disease by artificial methods, in other words making someone not liable to catch a disease. The most widely used technique is vaccination (see vaccine). Immunization is an important public health measure. If most of the population has been immunized again...
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    Immunization
    To produce immunity in, as by inoculation.
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    IMMUNIZATION
    The administration of a vaccine in order to produce protective immunity against the infectious disease agent(s) present in the vaccine.
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    immunization
    (im;yuu-nu1-za;shun) The process of increasing one's resistance to pathogens. In active immunity a person is injected with antigens that stimulate the development of clones of specific B or T lymphocytes; in passive immunity a person is injected with antibodies produced by another organism.
    Found op http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/abio/glossary.mhtml
    
    
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    immunization
    (im;yuu-nu1-za;shun) The process of increasing one's resistance to pathogens. In active immunity a person is injected with antigens that stimulate the development of clones of specific B or T lymphocytes; in passive immunity a person is injected with antibodies produced by another organism.
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    immunization
    A technique used to cause an immune response that results in resistance to a specific disease, especially an infectious disease.
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    immunization
    1) Booster 2) Immunisation 3) Injection 4) Jab 5) Protection 6) Shot 7) Vaccination
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